Promoting evidence-based pharmaceutical practice in the community pharmacy using the results of a Cochrane systematic review

9th International Cochrane Colloquium

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Poster Presentation: Session B

Promoting evidence-based pharmaceutical practice in the community pharmacy using the results of a Cochrane systematic review

MC Watson^† , CM Bond, JM Grimshaw, J Mollison and A Ludbrook

University of Aberdeen, Aberdeen, UK

author email† Presenting author

Cochrane 2001, 1:pb070


Published:	26 August 2001

Lyon, France, 9-13 October 2001

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To derive evidence-based guidelines for the treatment of vulvovaginal candidiasis (VVC) in community pharmacy settings using the results of a Cochrane review of the relative effectiveness of oral versus intra-vaginal azole antifungals for the treatment of VVC and, to assess the cost-effectiveness, safety and patient preference of oral versus intra-vaginal anti-fungals.